Rose Cloner: Make Your Own Bot

Run a big chat and wish its moderation bot had your own name and avatar? Rose Cloner makes a copy of a well-known group management bot that you own. 🌹

It is a mini app for creating clones and managing them. The profile line is short: make your own bot.

What exactly gets cloned

Many admins know the original. It keeps order in groups, greets newcomers, removes spam and enforces rules. A clone does the same job under a name of your choosing.

To chat members it looks as if the community has its own branded helper.

Why a clone when the original exists

The original is shared by millions of groups, and you cannot restyle it to match your brand. A clone fixes exactly that.

According to its creators, a clone offers more filters, custom pictures and other extras. Check the app itself for the exact feature set and pricing.

• Your own name and avatar. The bot looks like part of your project.
• More filters. Handy when a chat is large and spam is constant.
• Pictures of your choice. Welcome messages can match the community style.

A paid service, not a toy

The team behind the original bot announced cloning in autumn 2024 as a paid tool. Later they also described a cheaper clone option with your own branding and new features.

Read the price and payment terms in the app before buying. The /paysupport command exists for payment questions and refunds.

All your bots in one window

If you run several communities, you may end up with several clones. The /mybots command lists every bot you made, and the dashboard lets you configure them from one place.

That saves time, since you do not hunt for each bot separately.

Getting going

The flow is simple in outline, but details can change, so follow the hints inside the bot.

1. Open Rose Cloner and send /start for a short introduction.
2. Check /help. It explains how to use the app.
3. Create a clone and set it up: name, avatar, settings.
4. Add the bot to your group and give it administrator rights.
5. Open /mybots to confirm the clone appears in your list.

Admin rights and safety

Any moderation bot gets serious powers in a group: it deletes messages, bans members and manages pins. Grant only the rights the work needs.

Never hand your bot token to strangers or paste it into chats. It works as a password for your bot, and whoever holds it can control the bot.

The /privacy command tells you where to read the privacy policy, and /support gives contact details for help.

Who benefits

The app fits owners of large communities, shops, channels with discussion groups and study chats where a consistent look matters. A small group of ten friends will do fine with the original bot.

If you want your own brand and extended filters, a clone gets you there without writing any code.